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Manual Compression Release

Started by trex, March 25, 2014, 03:53:28 PM

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trex

I am going to remove and clean my MCR's. It is just straight forward like spark plugs right? What it the torque setting? Same as Spark plugs?

les

Before you remove them (I'm assuming they are starting to get sticky) have you tried just shooting a little WD-40 on them.  I do it right where the rubber meets the metal...I don't even remove the rubber.  It puts mine back to working perfect for about...oh...a few months.  Then another quick shot of WD-40 and good for many more thousands of miles.

trex

Never mind, I got it. First time I did it, so I was tentative. Months ago when I had the comp check and a leak down test the mech said the rear CR was leaking a little. Today I did notice a very small amount of wetness around the CR. Pulled it and put carb cleaner through it the sprayed it out. May have to get new CR's sooner or later.

trex

Quote from: les on March 25, 2014, 04:26:51 PM
Before you remove them (I'm assuming they are starting to get sticky) have you tried just shooting a little WD-40 on them.  I do it right where the rubber meets the metal...I don't even remove the rubber.  It puts mine back to working perfect for about...oh...a few months.  Then another quick shot of WD-40 and good for many more thousands of miles.
Thanks Les.I was typing as you were. I got er. Think it leaks just a hair.

les

Thanks for posting.  I didn't know some of them might leak.  I'll now be aware of that.

rbabos

Quote from: trex on March 25, 2014, 04:31:57 PM
Quote from: les on March 25, 2014, 04:26:51 PM
Before you remove them (I'm assuming they are starting to get sticky) have you tried just shooting a little WD-40 on them.  I do it right where the rubber meets the metal...I don't even remove the rubber.  It puts mine back to working perfect for about...oh...a few months.  Then another quick shot of WD-40 and good for many more thousands of miles.
Thanks Les.I was typing as you were. I got er. Think it leaks just a hair.
Nothing a quick lapping and good flush won't fix. :wink:
Ron

trex

I'm ordering the TP. I  like the way they look